Seon Core installation - Revision history

Admin: /* backup */

2013-08-20T10:55:13Z

‎backup

2013-08-20T10:54:48Z

‎backup

2012-06-07T15:36:35Z

2012-06-07T15:34:23Z

‎License key

2012-06-07T15:33:54Z

‎Web interface

2012-06-07T15:32:43Z

‎Main configuration

2012-06-07T15:32:07Z

‎TAR Package

2012-06-07T15:31:29Z

‎TAR Package

2012-06-07T15:31:11Z

2012-05-01T12:32:58Z

‎Notes about upgrades

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 === backup ===
-In this directory, backup files of the MySQL database can be stored. The scripts [[Seon Core administrative scripts#seonbackup|seonbackup]], [[Seon Core administrative scripts#seonrestore|seonrestore]] and [[Seon_Core_administrative_scripts#seon_archive.sh|seon_archive.sh]] use this directory.
+In this directory backup files of the MySQL database can be stored. The scripts [[Seon Core administrative scripts#seonbackup|seonbackup]], [[Seon Core administrative scripts#seonrestore|seonrestore]] and [[Seon_Core_administrative_scripts#seon_archive.sh|seon_archive.sh]] use this directory.
 === bin ===

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 === backup ===
-In this directory, backup files of the MySQL database can be stored. The scripts [[Seon Core administrative scripts#seonbackup|seonbackup]] and [[Seon Core administrative scripts#seonrestore|seonrestore]] use this directory.
+In this directory, backup files of the MySQL database can be stored. The scripts [[Seon Core administrative scripts#seonbackup|seonbackup]], [[Seon Core administrative scripts#seonrestore|seonrestore]] and [[Seon_Core_administrative_scripts#seon_archive.sh|seon_archive.sh]] use this directory.
 === bin ===

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−	'''Congratulations, you are now ready to continue with your [[Seon Core configuration\|Seon configuration]]'''	+	'''Congratulations, you are now ready to continue with your [[Seon Core configuration\|Seon configuration]] by surfing with your favorite web browser to the Seon's web interface (located in the configured position, see above).'''

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 your Seon ID is:
-ad9e4595509be1c9558491ed5fa1b79e55d58f20ca7f4311bcc11e8209b3c80bv2
+4149155fba54270581d695301504346ed19960172c112bf258ece6d681320b8av3cmrcl
 (all in one line)

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 == Web interface ==
-For using the web interface, you need a webserver (Apache prefered) with PHP4 or newer support (PHP5 is also successfully tested). The directory apache in the distribution contains the complete web interface and needs to be copied to a directory somewhere under the document root directory (refer to your local installation). For example, on most linux distributions the document root directory is placed under "<code>/var/www/</code>". For simple administration,  you should copy recursively the Seon apache directory somewhere under that directory into a new one.
+The web interface communicates to the Seonapi, which expects the configuration file located in
- cp -R apache /var/www/seon/
+ /etc/seon.conf
-To configure the web interface to use the specific MySQL database (and the complete Seon configuration in it), you have to edit the file "database.inc.php" in the web interface directory (i.e. "/var/www/seon/database.inc.php"). A sample head output of that file looks like this:
+If you need a different location, please contact support@seon.de.
 == License key ==

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 Copy the main configuration file <code>seon.cfg</code> from the distribution directory
   dist/etc/seon.conf
-to a path where you want (default: "<code>/etc/seon.conf</code>"). Then, configure the appropriate variables in this file. A sample configuration file looks like this:
+to
   DB_HOST=localhost
   DB_USER=seon

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 == TAR Package ==
-Unpack the provided tar archive file for your platform. You get the following directory structure (limited to the most important):
+Unpack the provided TAR archive file for your platform, database and ISDN connectivity. You get the following directory structure (limited to the most important):
 <pre>
 |-- apache

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 == TAR Package ==
 Unpack the provided tar archive file for your platform. You get the following directory structure (limited to the most important):
+<pre>
 |-- apache
 |   |-- images
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 |-- sql
 `-- webaccess4
 == Filesystem directories ==

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 == TAR Package ==
-Unpack the provided tar archive file for your platform. You get the following directory
+Unpack the provided tar archive file for your platform. You get the following directory structure (limited to the most important):
- dist
+|-- apache
- |-- apache
+|   |-- images
- |   `-- images
+|   |-- seon
- |   `-- sounds
+|   `-- seonapi
- |-- etc
+|-- etc
- |-- opt
+|-- opt
- |   `-- seon
+|   `-- seon
- |       |-- backup
+|       |-- ComSecure
- |       |-- bin
+|       |-- backup
- |       |-- cert
+|       |-- bin
- |       |-- incoming
+|       |-- bots
- |       |-- outgoing
+|       |-- cert
- |       |-- rrd
+|       |-- incoming
- |       |-- scripts
+|       |-- outgoing
- |       `-- tmp
+|       |-- plugins
- `-- sql
+|       |-- rrd
 == Filesystem directories ==

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 == Notes about upgrades ==
-If you upgrade from an older Seon version, you will see that the names of the binaries have changed. Some new binaries are new, others (like „seoneq“) have a new name („seoneq2“). A symbolic link is created to support the complete web interface for the older and the newer Seon version. The web interface calls all binaries without the appendix „2“, so without the links (i.e. „seoneq“ -> „seoneq2“, „seonsqd“ -> „seonsqd2“ and so on), the web interface will display errors.
+If you upgrade from an older Seon version, you will see that the names of the binaries have changed. Some new binaries are new, others (like „seoneq“) have a new name („seoneq3“). A symbolic link is created to support the complete web interface for the older and the newer Seon version. The web interface calls all binaries without the appendix „2“, so without the links (i.e. „seoneq“ -> „seoneq3“, „seonsqd“ -> „seonsqd3“ and so on), the web interface will display errors.
 == MySQL ==